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What is the percent decrease from 63 to 42?
33% To find out this out, subtract the larger number by the smaller number (63 - 42). Then divide the result (21) by the original number (63) and then you get the answer (21 divided by 63 = 0.333... = 33.333...%
When a number is being added to a positive number does the first number become smaller or larger?
Larger.
A number increased by two-thirds of the number is 35 what is the number?
21
Is 21 a prime number of composite?
21 is a composite number
What is the next composite number after 20?
The next composite number after 20 is 21.
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